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Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1887-08-22
agricultural department.
Setting Out Strawberry Plants

When the >2De can b properly dODe-
August : very good tine 20 SCI oGl =
strawberry bed or course. generally
me coalitions for growing are S-ziu>S
The Pls1-S. bur oE taking pains IN rhz
work there need Be 5zt litrle II any lo>>-
T1s worS- item against setting ont
Dlan-s - this tine : lack o. Eoi>tUrr-
TIE >o5l : gzuerzliE or. which NTH
ne hoz- DRY weather Increases the riSS-
50 TO iuS1re sun and SOCd ZrowlE-
considerable Pains Dl>E ~ taken ~ ,iv
th= Eo-k in tls right 01uG-r- Ny plaza
: 70 JhorOaghly prepare he Bed IS
pIouzhinG dep and thorouZliy- II i3-
~oil : naturally rich- Do UlznuTe viii t'-
u-cz->zrF- II no-- \ good dressing .s-
manure thoroughly TurSet llIo IH-
>vll viii Be- found very o=De6cial- Hzr-
roW The soil anil in very god o12-.i-
ZION Make lonZ lows better I've nr
81 Iouz roE> rnau three or four time
- many shoTt one L Vii pzy eEeIy
nan that can spare The space To plant
: good Lzrge plot- ca The farm o. IN
The yiIlzze t1zre = scarcely ! fruil tha-
vii Be better appreciated rhzn : gpo,l
strawberry b=d- and 70 rzi>e sDd caI'f-
vz-s them 70 the be>t sivantz-e- a. So
= ecououicaIIv- they >ho1Id o- pIznr-f
IL souz r0zs- Mzrz o. zboas lhre- f-~E
apart Ike % m1ke shallow c1rr,sW>
in which 20 ~ The plzU->- = Il exp~di-
z-z> tEe wOrk Do lot uark O I--s
uznv furr07Es = once- = ta- soil >holif
y moist = possible or cour~e wb-H
the >0H : moist ard II TIE 49, cont
ton u insure : good start 10 wzE=rlt-
: uece,zrv- b1t Z uoE- and I5e sol :
dry. I prefer % Eat=r- Il setting o1t
or rz-her lrzn~plzuIing anE ki1t ur
plants either 10 he spring or fall pr
fer 10 take I'D s lev plants 81 4 liul-,
have 4 shallow psu OF dish nix II l-
GOOD rich SoII ard water - n c01>i>-
teucy Of thick cream, and into thI> dir
The rool>- working - ge- - mUcb 81
the soil n zdhzre 20 TIE roo-> = pc>>ihi--
Take pains Eo- % allow the sen Or II
Iizze OF ne plants 70 gel covered XII
l. A. L viii bake and 1zrIie1 n TIE l.l
sun and injgre the plants SprezI OF
the rOo-s carefully ard then cover Ei-ll
soil. taking pains TO press The sUiI 6rmIv
s5ozt he r1o-S- Tbs ! : very I1pur-
-zut parr o. he Eork- znd : failure t. .
DO this properly : he uo>1 frequent
cz1Ss % failure II tie weather ! very
ho1 and dry I prefer 70 water for threS .
or fo1r days Afterwards II vel OF
r=-+z-- v-s--- : uS--I- Z SHozTT - drawn 4
ID II Ire morning zci d allowed - .
S-4rd II Tie SUI 81 DAY I prefer % .
water - evening. II TIE sol = moist 4
zn5 TIE weather shower. ID water ! .
necessary TIE advantage % setting .
OK re plants II August = Ehz- Lhe .
plants uAk= 5et-er- S-roaE- growth 4
before cold weather sets IN z1d are o=s-
Ter zbIz % stand tie winter. and On thzt .
acco1ut EIl produce : partial crop The .
first year amer setting OCr--FrEl- b (
o0r7sr-
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1887-08-22

thzr this Insect Infe>ts nuDe-oES plants
zud Prof CouStocS. IN the report q
the department Of zzr5cnlture for 1874
~zvS .-QF pop13zr names tie bali
worn hzS one for zInOSE every pant
ssr which i feels zad for every eO1ntry
UhIch i iuhs5it>s SRi s. It ! &luo>s
cosmopolitan snd very general feeder
the<e nsme> sre many" IN So1e ~
gfp1> T5 : czIszd rhe touztn-WO-n-
Among the remedies suggested So
open lights Or torches in the corn fields
l., destroy the parent moths. which DE-
r1Sft Iber szgS cary in tie evening sRd
h4ud-p5ckfrs NJ lookTnZ over the Eeld>
sri -xsu1nfuz he 1Ip> q al ears the
>TTs NJ which SENS - hGve preDssGrely
g5p~u-f-
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1887-08-22
4 Chapter On Farm Economy

There : 10 trade OF occ1pztioa in
lie II which Irge erO1ouy ! - Inpnr-
tL1I - n farming b. ecoE1uE Ee do
NIX ue4u >-zng=E5>S o. C5nYi1g oH=->
ser ne couEo1 comforts d life Tl-
farmer who practices = csu1o. expzr-
70 c0unzrd lie e>Ie=u and respect *
H. f-E5oE-u-n- nor r--sEu L hIu>-l--
Nor : i necessary 4 This connection ln
acuoui-h t1- farmers OF lhe -uu.1r-aucr
ard necessity - saving WhzI they make
and u turning into rrzdy cash AZ kTs.sr-
% pru.faers u0z needed o. The Eru-
Ba- Il ! TIE economies - which E-
E11ld Tow more particularly direct the
attention of farmers
In The ErsE pace A economical farm
q ! Uecz>sar1ly 3 neat fzrE=r- h
cannot zEoryi 70 allow weeds ard 5rizr~
% zrcE % II hI> fence 0OFD=rs - rps.
The >oI o. il fertility and 10 h[S fence
He cannot afford % zl-0~ n zz-e> AMI
farm iupl5uzn-S 70 20 10 rzek for tl-
want cf4 lizzie repair Ms farm 5UIII-
ingS 70 Do he sane for The want O q
Iittse seeing 70. Vel knowing that much
q the vslU= o. H. properly depends
upon IL appearance
Take zny Two farms q The sane mum
Der OF scres lying IN tn sane U-Izhbor-
hood. and composed u tn sane char
zctrr of land the one HIth is feu-5EZ
rzzre L uOz for the 5risrs and W=z,i>
that support d. zJout 10 ruu6Iz down
IL feds iuco1venieH-Iy I0czted- IL
buildings II 3 Stale q oIlspIlz-5O1 HTth
COL aLy approach Or avn 70 give an arr
OE comfort 10 the przuES=S- ard The oIh-r
y TIh al IE=>- improvements plainly Iu
view and the dIE=rence in the usrk-l
value u the Two wiu b from twenty q
thirty Der cent IN favor OF the Izt1=r-
simply On 4ccounI Of - Ueztn=>-- An
Other ESSENTIAL point IN economical farm
Inz ! system In 10 5a-Iues> : Il
more Necessary 70 Success Hzph4zard
farming nay i : tue earn living.
such = i = for the tine being bat
can never Ezy ID anything for z rainy
dzy The uelhOdIczl mar however.
always knows hi> business. and can =
arrange L - 70 accomplish Ehzt Il hz>
% DO with mBch les I1oouv=1ience. *
pen~e Or Abor than he Eho farms Il Iu a
des1lc0ry, slip>hOd manner There must
b system n everything pertaining 10
The farm system n doing everything iH
time system IN having = place for ev-
erything and everything n IL place
system : Lot pGE-iDg q anything BHrTI
Io-m0rroE that esn d done -O-dzF- 80
TEN IN planning IN working II grain
growing IN ScOck-5re4jIng and feeding
IN short system IN yeryEaiug--BEEfi-
more .SEa-
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1887-08-22
New Enemies 70 the Corn Crop

The com crop n New E1gIz1d : -
Insignificant that Il has been 0EerIOoked
II the Innovations and improvements
OF TIE past tEeiity-1Fe years among de-
strucIiye Insects. and the Cd stzDd-bys,
the cut-Eorm- the black grG1 and the
crow. have Lad The 6eld 70 tbeuselye=
bot their dominion : beng invaded
There / much complaint This S@z-O1
z5Oui The weo-Eorun- which, a. near -
We can learn wOrk~ underground and
destroys the roots WeNIsh some one
would give - = description or this III
sect and IL WORK 4 Bangor Me- pa
Per says
The Eeo-EOrm i making great hsv-
&C IN the corn fields, especially On sod
ground We planted = small piece Tor
folder con-, o. which seEeE-elghEs was
destroyed by this EEFle pest One nay
WAX fifteen rOd- EIthOaE s==Inz \ sin
gle sPire IN row We hear Of their
destroying whole nelds II other 8OczIi-
ties 30 FAR - We know there l. -
reme1y- A. soon a. their 6epradaE50l=
are discovered, i : better - r-plsut 70
beans or p1r IN -sJu8- other cr1p-
Another injariOa- Insect which ! CON-
ing Ihi- ~ay. TIE scouting party having
already arrived. : the ozli-SOrn- The
writer bec=m- aoqEaiate1 zith bias al
fail whIle huskinz ezra n Wisconsin,
IL i exldzuLly AzLched frOn an 80 thai
/ deposited a L1- Up u TIE ear. ami
ezts IL ~sy cONu smOnz the kerHels-
growing a LIZ prVsr=~-es- ami ~h-n i
Ihiuks Il J. large enO0zh- zo= EAEo The
grOG0d sBd rolls iL=eIf % and z%zsEs
changes and Developments One "
these WORMS n the eO1rse q IL carer
viii destroy OUe-lO1rtA u the corn On a
medium sized ear II - called the ball
ssoEHs frOaI Jie lzzt that L - tie SANE
ins-ct that iBfrsLz Lb- cOttO1-1ellls. ct
ing ont Ebe heads or balls Il appears
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1887-08-22
ALL SORTS
SCOTS EMULSION OF Pure
Co1 Liver OH. WIKI Hypsphs-yhIre-


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d. >z@s1az5. NsF 0-sezzs. L., .aTs. -=s.ss1s-s
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z[ser1z= ~ ~ zz9 o-A=- Elszz-g 1z==zss=-
n =Ey enG-z5=rE az zsa=- rz5zzs1= 1g=zt- Il :
r,=-5=-z5g =5=zls.. Al zz-=ezsl= so-l--
se@z r zfrEs Do=z kay rl1z II z.ae--zz
. 90 5zse Eszsd q A. ~ Ez5zza = tAe rlEe--
Fer -Ix Cenr.
Ne" sez5 Tsz Dr. - E-ez- Nzzzzz
Eo-zs 10 pzz=, esssEzd p-zzsz s-uz L. TEe
zozz vazzE5se zzsTz==r eEer lzszsAe5- L az A.
d-=z -=czzFt & rArzs e=z- z-z1Dz q pzg pos--
1zz- 464-zs 4 P O-5Ezy 4 c. Bozsoz. Nzzz-
THr- = uZ5a-1z-= yD--z Ll.15=z 4 sarzaozz
81 ny 1g-e kEA-
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5zE rzzszzze or A=zrzzg q soz= - ~Eo - So
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{. 10 q bad 11Ea1==- . Prz-klE zez=zz59z :
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-z15ezzE cAEzEZ- -E= F-9zz-55z- Zen have wzr-zzz
sEzpsszz rzEl 500 = z-zsaz=z- Bay AT
Xxx A. az-sr-s5- sozls q AF-sp1ee1zzs, ~
CAY AgspLe1y P-eEez1-e al Pz-z1yzze Car
Sad = D--E- : Ez-e2-az Co. Ezs9-aszrzz
Fz1ss ~ ~ ez-ez-z-z zs5 s=zzzzsszzzls-
LfEez desire . ps==~==z Be4zzzfzl eozpszzsoa
rsEe ATers= 1zr=zp4rZaz- x ezezzzs@z All 2z-zEes
~ h5aoz I'D rzzgTes Bs9-ez=s al szases uazz--
NJ the -zza szs1eh 4zd ez=z-. AID gig Z =
a-zgAz 2@1 he4-zAF 4ps@L-4zee- T4ke & r&@
z01zh-
EE2Pzg AzE ozr a-zgHs-ss - IA k.oE -
~zl A. d NAA- = hez- saE tAez-
Tz- FzTo-l-e Ez=azzz Couraz1d o<tae zzy :
assu=--sazzstF JAMS PILES PEAgLINE
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1887-08-22
ESTATE OF IA sEAvFY.
Com nli--iOnRr-- Nofica

The znderszg1ed having been zupglured tv the
HgDoE4ble PROBATE Cour- for the Di.rrler n Or
lszE-- t01lrl--=-leE= % receive, examine and ADJ
51z- Al claims and demands II al uer.ous zgsfu=r
EAe e~Ezrs 81 J A -e4Veys lzre d Barton.
aid Dl-tFe1 deeeasEa aud 81 claim. exhibited
II 0E-et thereto. hereby give notlce that re viii
meet t1T E6e purpo=es af0rezzld, Il
E1- l2re resl1eHee y bzTlouf the ri dzF
T A1guss zld the z5-h day d January DeErs from
! O-c-DeE p Rs uElEl4 ; n'cloek- D "a, ezeh
q szz1 day. and that =IL Es0u-hs from the
4tA dzE q Augus-s A y. 1ss7, % the time
limited b. szid Count for =z5d crelfors ~ pre-
seEr rkelr claims 70 u for examination and
zll0wzEce-
Dzted a Bz-ron this sth day q August.
A D. 49,.
4. D MATHEWS
5Z4 z. a STAFFORD, ~'---ii.i--- e-rI--
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1887-08-22
CTATF OFVgRKoET.

NTAIE OF VERKohT, J In PROBATE Couu,
. Orleans Dis1rlet.ss he'd II Bzrtl5uI landing
u sale D-s-rl1rs o. tie srh day d August, A. ID.
49,.
; G One Of Wes-l19re. GaznJizu u Mar
Zzlls q BrDal5Hg -s5f 81 .slI Di-fr5rr. make.
appiieat6ol % -8 Go1yr fgT lle-nse seIl fe real
estate ~ sz58 w4r3, Fit- All tie real estate ~
Nlrl tss -a5d Mary Nzln s. selzeI AID ress.essed
"a the STATE u EeFaout- reEre.enll, tlzf fae saIe
thereof i aeee--Fy u rz5se fgnds f5r the support
= .ald 14r1-
7ppllcer1o1 - referred sess1o1 Thereof. % BE-
Le.d - TIE PrODzre Dflee IN szid Earrou LANDING,
q the 9Th day n August A. D. ~. for hearing
za1 deelslon tbsreOl- And il + further ordered
th4r al pere1lz interested BE- norlEed hereof. By
paDlez-aol - 1orles q aid Application z1d order
thereon three week -Ecees%iVely Co the Monif0r,
prIard ~ Bzrr0ns before sid time ~ learla tkat
they ulzT appear ~ aid time and place, and Il
r1ey So ezz-e, 0tg5ecf tsarneo.
b the C09rr-Artest
IA 2. r. IOSFs. Kegs,ter.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1887-08-22
STATE OF VERMONT,
Orleans District. S.

GIATE OF VERMONT
- Orleans District. S.
II Probate C0Ezr held = Barton Landing, ID aid
Dz-tric- On The 18th day ~ August A. ID. ISL.
D g Ez~tslau- As.-Elll--rz-1- ds bonif nOn. d
rEe e>-z-e q Ls5z1 MzeoE15er -e o. tTree1-ro. in
SD DL=-rIEr deceased presents ILL., administration
z1-1E1t FIR exaEal1zEiol and allowance, and makes
zppliez-zo1 for decree q i=-rl5l-1n and partition
q rhe e~Eare o. szzd Deceased
= l-EeuHol Il J. or5ereI ~ szid Coart that
s251 aesDulr 4D4 said Application BE-
retire.. session thereof. be
held zr-Ae Fr1zt= t1r-ie sIl Barton f-z1iug on
E1e - day d -@Er- A D. ls.1, 11r lesEillE AMI
decision E1erE0l And Il j. fHTTter ordered ttsaf
E3Ele hereof u given 70 st r=r-e-- IIrer--rfd.
E1b.1ezrou of -'le same rree Eetk- -ucressfulv u
TIE Motto. B=v~lareT p1D.l-f-i ~ Barton, pre-
VI14s 70 -zzd r1e apEl11ren fF heariIg. that they
Hay 4EEzr szE4 -lllz and place and -taT cause,
Il z1V rErF nav have, WHY -4d sne3uur sh0uld not
1e zl-8s=zl. and =zeh decree made
b. re Cozrr-Arrest.
8@ &. II JONES. Register.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1887-08-22

Fo44fs4 10 tlfs sTsTin0 ~ is+Zr - a rla8 dspple
ees-n1ts EsTf-ex firm @Hd zGfi0A, stas1s - hassis
h1asa arle Ee5gias 20 tsunas -rp ffe fu1p0rfed
EFsa -g fzrr ioT-es 80 ear1sf Tys, fgrfsr5 - -
- ~ ffzrri@On U0ls@, n fs1ar'. Gosuer g. u has
slsf7- tssesa aasl sas large and taken tbe
Ee-ts asree5 combining size, bsastys af.n sal
fllslgTzses~
49, .frn. ssii 5F~d 8orgsH inass erred ~
Ley gfaafg asa 11e fessa $3.50.
lis easf- re large ae Hornaf1s ~ gosrg ftsprage
aaus pFOaasafEe3I.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1887-08-22

4 ta5l-sgoOnfuI Of soda in The soft
food y twelve he's EIlI Often prove ex-
c=IiznE- ard i given NEAT Il tae sane
time they nay o Induced % az Give
ihe soda AM DzzE oEc= = dzy- A oauc-
u neal : eu01gh for ore hen MznF
fzil1rz> 10 sec1rz go are due 10 lzcE
Of prOp-r egg-prgdUcing food
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1887-08-22
oTTA QUEcHEE
STANDARD 1892.

Ogtz Cgzeehee ~ C1erbee LzmfeFt ~ Daniel
LzlhsrT-she arezfest IfTiae sire n ~ perform
ez=s Qaeehfe L4ulierE's o41n b B1iizrl's Casslus
n Cay s1rs q ggeeAes Ma ~ A. AID three
gFtr@ 81 tie - lat F5rsf dam ~ io5etfa7 rEsrr
rear Old rseyrF1 I'm ~ Young M0rrll fZ@sIy mll0
80 three 81 IL ~ lst, zlso sired nine sfs01s
Tlao have fTeuty fa the 70 lfsf, sec0n8 dan =
strong tired NesseBgsr mare.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1887-08-22
CHASE'S MORGAN.
CHASE'S MORGAN.
NJ D ] n T AIN ! Err
The ClOsest Bred Morgan Stallion ~
The MofId.

PIP - 8 g.
Mgn8feineer slFed % Marvan Icon. betffr
kuoWa fie frrefer Here 81 rs If Itafr ~ did
-iifrHaalIs ~ 3usflu Gorgan Dam ~ Morgan Lon
~ ftf bateheiff Wof-s. 30 DHd -tefnnF. hF joe.
lu MnrRan+ Mouufaiueer's dam sired Isl
kfsaa Alleu -. ~ Putnam Here. - Oid Wood
bprgs ~ Jnsfin Morgan. Grsad dam b. re Def.
tof ltlellfaend Coif, ~ Dld raHe ~ Cd -iern.aa
~ Jasfin M0rgsu.
Aoafitainfer viii make fhe seasslr ~ fssI 3D.
lgNFs ~ -ilsgg = afalsle g.ynourliIes ruesslaFs
f-1st blrkes /" f4nfssiaFai -ufion Conner, lhufH
dap Whef iark Holes, FfidaFa, End af oaFnef'F
st4ffs ~ reef - fhe fiaaf Gilbert square, ref
feld. ".
SEIsoH TO e0hMfEet TUESDAY,. NAY PAIN.
lktt1r To warrant ssA9. AT afrlafufa ~
0Mnfra REX. aa0 aN nisTssed ~ before cline
- falling. sHI - e1usalfresl sslfh Gsal
30 BDSIHEA8 D0HE VIM THTs HORsg
OH BUNDAY
w. II, Chase.
slemeld. Yf. Mara.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1887-08-22
FANCY STRAW HATS,

fof lnfanfa ffslFf ana hffn - raffIfIfiF i.a lfa
aisG Tfai Tfllfk ~ ra go 90 bees fIrfIfa .Irf
lan fslaaas llfH Ia.Hf anH tfaHr. - falf n.aH#
tns uf fffHfa fafa8af.Hr Rassia. Af fnM #HHf
bHffsu ~ HRFeas eI..f. - fs'f llf.f. .a# 5000
Halk H tHs IHH K.slI RI Hl ~. Nan fnH
e e. 60 baffff sHf. i.ssi.fa tHH MesH ..H..
aaHpffs esd HHIkIhH si.laa. llflI.lH.I.lf fhaI 2
Fhaii rnafH8uf ~ haeu Is sask
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1887-08-22

Tee saesvs ~ta15sfa 81 stsrsl ~ fhe stable -
jobs SATl8fEs ~ fsgAJgEK. Mam8aaa. wed
Ees4gs ezs1 Frsslags r. sffr ft1se AT EBfE
eTABF-E MAR TEfF CHAIR pa TORY. -
bhlEffgE EGLlAfsE
GEEms--FaT s1tfz Ggmeefaae 40, pr Goaeh
Toy. Alslss. - grarrssa
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1887-08-22

Coal zShes are not II for The dasc-E0x
until The cII1ers have BEEN >If--1 out
/ hen Cannot EarU8 coal ciDders on her
back They zre TOO heavy o-5d-e
rr-T E--r IL IL
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1887-08-22

CoPPerz> @zt=F : god dI>IDfecEzuE-
Make i Father >ErD1g- and WIEl =
snail broom sprinkle l. lhry8Zu The
ogiIdIng snu over ire p0rc1=s- L p8rI-
IL E1= zIr- ads II preventing dI>-z>e-
and z1-Or1s al had smells
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1887-08-22

Immediately after rain o. a. ~ooB
- me gryglo 8IG permit ! t1- proper
ZINE - cultivate l1- >ozL- - IL U.s.
NIll EL-l D- UDTu easily Destroyed d
ll- suns RAYS ~b-u thrown ~ WhIi-
E1- >EIrrIn- u lEe >05i for f-E inches
EII pr-E-lI Iuz>- u Ea0l-Lsrz after DIP
E-z-l-r shall zzzTu S-- n
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1887-08-22

nEAFNES@- I-xeAzss-<- and : nz.r ana Success
IL GTSE n y1zE oHn hau1=. 5r one wh- Is
- LAT T-z1-E-=-gEz T=z-s I-zz-ss 81 as1~- q EAe
1s-=1 =Eezzz--s -zzzo1r bezes-- Cz-a5 Eza1-e-tz Il
zEr@z E1EzA~- and Szz-e CEEz Ezz1rz5z Of 1-l=rs-
- uzr-ze--AES S=l- 1-1-zez-11--
7 = PAGE. No Il Wei SISz - $ew YORK CITY
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WOrsted Dress Goods

Add Trimming. ran. striped. aHH
hfpfHif. N#Iffis
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1887-08-22

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The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1887-04-29
CONDENSED TELEGRAMs.

LITTLE Rock has raised 81 900 for the
Cyclone sufferers of Johnson county, Ark.
THE Greenback party of Allegheny
county, Pa, disbanded on the 25th and en-.
tered the Commoners party, the organiza.
tion built up on Henry Georges land theo-
ries.
THE Interstate Commerce Commission :
ers left Washington on the 25th for the
South. They will hold sessions at Atlanta,
Mobile, New Orleans, Memphis and Louis
villa.
Two women named Mrs. Annie Kelly
and Miss Ellen Barrett, who have been en-
gagged in counterfeiting silver coins, were
arrested in New York on the 25th.
THE American and Industrial League
held a convention at Charleston, S. C., on
the 25th. Congressman Findlay, of Mary
land; p. G. Wexford, of the Richmond
Chamber of Commerce; A. NJ. Waddell,
of the Wilmington Chamber of Commerce;
Gov. Perry, of Florida; Congressman
Wheeler, of Alabama; J. Floyd King, of
Louisiana, and about fifty other delegates
were present.
ONE-HALF NILE north of Mason, Tenn,
was visited by a cyclone on the 23d. 1t
was only few hundred yards in width.
1t carried in its wild career trees, fences,
house tops, etc. The fences in its course
were all blown down, and in many places
the rails were carried for hundreds of
yards.
RAINS during the past week have mate
rally improved the crop conditions in
Kansas, Missouri, Kentucky, Illinois and
Indiana, and particularly has improved
the outlook for winter wheat.
The Brush Electric Light Company's
works at Cincinnati were destroyed by fire
on the oath. Loss, SO, 600; insurance, $685.
600.
TIE Democratic primaries to elect dele
gates to the convention of May 4, which
viii nominate a State ticket, were held
throughout Kentucky on the 23d. Louis
vile goes by a large majority for Gen.
Simon Bolivar Buckner for Governor, and
the news from out in the State indicate that
he win be nominated.
PAUL ToULANE, the Southern millionaire,
who died recently in Princeton, n. j., left
no viii, and on the 22d there was quite a
lively contest in the Mercer County Or
phan's Court over the appointment of ad-
ministrators of his personal estate, which
is valued at nearly 81 900, O0O
FEARFUL cyclones, tornadoes and hall
storms swept over considerable part of
Western and Southwestern Missouri,
Southeastern Kansas and Northern Ar
kansas on the '21st, causing great loss of
life and destruction OF property, as well
as manning a large number of people. In
Bates and Vernon counties, Missouri, the
destruction was very great.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1887-04-29
MIsCHTLANEOus.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Ell MAUDI has written letters to the
Khedive. Of Egypt, the Sultan of Turkey
and Queen Victoria, stating on what terms
he will make peace.
If Parnen does not bring action against
the London Times Lord Randolph Church
Ill intimates that the House of Commons
may.
OK the 18th the old Sixth Massachusetts,
regiment celebrated its memorable march
through Baltimore's streets and the paw
ing-stones showers in 1861 They were
showered with Baltimore flowers this
time.
SIX more plotters against the life of the
Car have been sentenced to death.
THE Northwestern Lumber Manufact-
urers' Association was in session at Min
neapolls on the Goth.
Tue Interstate Commerce Commission,
in reply TO the ST. Louis millers, who
complained OF rate discrimination in
favor Of Minneapolis refuse to act unless
upon regular proceedings in which all
parties may be heard.
THE commission which is to investigate
the accounts OF Pacific railroads which
have received Government aid met at
Washington on the 18th and organized.
THE San Francisco Chamber Of Com
merce on the 10Th memoralized the
United States Secretary of the Navy not
TO have the war ship Hartford destroyed,
but repaired and kept in the service,
owing to her historical character.
THE town of Lexington, Mass, cele-
brated on the 10Th the one hundred and
twelfth anniversary of the revolutionary
battle. There was a procession in the
morning, an grafton in the Town Hall and
children's entertainment. The affair
concluded in he evening with a grand
ball.
TuE Colonial Parl lament of Newfound-
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one vote
ATTORNEY GENERAL GARLAND has reaf-
hrmed his former opinion that the Secre-
tary of the Treasury does not posses the
power of remission in the case Of the
American schooner San Diego, seized for
taking seals at the Alaska seal islands in
violation OF law.
A DISPATCH. which is locked upon at
Washington as a 'feeler,7 has been sent
by Lord Salisbury, TO the American
Government concerning Canadian fish
cries.
1t is expected that another call for three
per cent. bonds viii be made in a few davs.
There are now outstanding Sl9,S24, 600
three per cents, Of which Sl6 49l 900 are
held by National banks, S3,3 ), 20 by resi-
dents Of the United States, and $1,000 b.
foreign residents.
FiFrY-FoUR German priests of New Y oTl5
have written 10 Archbishop Corrigan, TAX
ing sides with him against Henry George
and Rev. Dr. McGlynn.
A STATEMENT was filed on the 10Th, n
the county clerks oti ,e in New York
showing that the directors OF the Western
Union Telegraph Company, by two
thirds vote, had increased its capital
81, ,2o0 600, making total capital of sSl,-
2C0O10
THE Protestant ministers Of Aontreal
are protesting agaius- The bin now before
the Quebec Legislature, proposing 10
| place crucihxes in all courts Of law for
the purpose of strengthening the oaths Of
Witnesses.
TuE sixteenth annual meeting Of the
Woman's Baptist F1reiy7 Nj ssionary So
cicty Of the Middle aul Eastern States
1 convened IA Pittsblr ga. Pa. on The 20.h
] nve hundred delegates being present.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1887-04-29
The Best She Could Do.

Nothing is ever gained by want Of
politeness. There was an estimable
Quaker woman who kept q boarding
house, and was so prospered as TO be
often obliged to send some Of her
patrons to lodge in the houses of her
neighbors.
Recently a company of dozen or
so of Baltimoreans, who had been
recommended to this lady, arrived in
the city, and at once repaired to her
residence.
81 can give thee al board, ." said she
to the Marylanders, "but thee must
sleep in Collins.
What" cried the amazed spokes-
man.
THAT is the best I can do for thee;
and if thee do not like. thee can go
elsewhere"
And the indignant visitors went. -
Youths Companion